The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-03
WAGING VIGOROUS WAR.
THE GRAND OLD MAN" SPEAKING
FOR HOME RULE.

England's Working Glasses Warned
Against the Gladstonian Doctrine
Germany's Quietus to Gen. Lehos-
Spain for Protection-Enorm Crop
Loss in Hungary.
LONDON, June 2.-Mr. Gladstone has
/ started for Wales where he will deliver a
| series of addresses in favor of home rule
/ for Ireland. The Standard says the Radi-
/ cal conference marks the turning point in
the political history of the country. Mr..
Chamberlain's speech was one more inn
portant and decisive than hitherto made by
any Liberal Unionist
DENoUNCING GLADSTONE.
Mr. Chamberlain, responding to an ad-
dress presented to him by the Liberal
4 Unionists of Manchester to-day, warned the
working classes against the falseness of
Gladstone's statement that home rule was
an issue between the classes and the masses.
II was not the classes that would suffer
most by the success of Gladstone's
policy. Such success would destroy the
country and ruin the working classes. He
believed the majority of the people were
now so we'll aware of the dangers menacing
them that the next general election would
result in an overwhelming disaster to the
Gladstonian partisals.
GLADsToNE's HEARTY WELCOME.
Mr.. Gladstone arrived at Swansea this
afternoon He was enthusiastically well
coined at all places at which the train
stopped. Mr.. Gladstone made six short
speeches in reply to addresses, after which
he excused himself, as his voice was
fatigued. At few places there was a slight
Kissing when the train stopped. Mr.. Glad
stone arrived at Swansea in good health.
He will spend tomorrow driving.
PARNELL IN BETTER HEALTH.
Mr.. Parnell has returned to London much
Improved by his short sojourn at the sea-
side. He has summoned meeting of his
party for Monday to discuss the further
amendments to the coercion bill.
SEXTON SERIOUSLY ILL.
Mr.. Sexton, who is expected to address a
great mass meeting of Gladstonians at Glas-
gov tomorrow, telegraphs that he is seri-
ously i'll.
TROUBLE AT SIERRA LEONE.
Advices from Sierra Leone say that native
warriors, under three chiefs, invaded the
British settlements of Sherbo and Sultyus,
pillaging and burning the villages en- route,
torturing and killing the natives, and taking
800 prisoners.
RECEIVED WITH ROYAL HoNoRs.
Queen Kapiolani and suite arrived at Liv-
erpool to-day. A royal salute was fired in
her honor. The Mayor and guard of honor,
composed of the police and soldiers, met the
royal party at the wharf and escorted them
TO the Northwestern Hotel in a state. pro-
cession. Queen Kapiolani will proceed to
London Monday.
HANIAN To RE ON HAND
Hanlans hacker has cabled 60 the stake
holder in the Hanlan-Bea match positive
assurance that Hanlan would row.
TTALY's PAPAL SECRETARY.
ROME, June 2.-The Osserudtore Romano
announces the appointment of Cardinal
Rampalla, as the Papal Secretary of State.
GEN. LEFLos coNTRADIcTED
BERLIN, June 2.-The North German
Gazette, inspired by Count Bismarck, pub
lshes the dispatches sent by Prince Reuss,
who was the German Ambassador at st.
petersburg in 1875, showing that Gen. Lef-
los recent revelations have no foundation
The Gazette adds that there was then
party i'll the Russian political and court
circles trying to propagate false rumors to
the effect that Bismarck wanted to attack
France.
PROTECTION FOR SPAIN.
MADRID, June "A strong protection
movement is developing in Spain The
Senator's and Deputies representing the
farming and manufacturing districts, and
men of all parties are urging the govern
fnent to take early steps to pass law look
Ing to the protection of the native industries
by the imposition of higher duties on foreign
Cereals and CATTLE
STEAMER SAVED, BUT NOT THE CARGO.
HAMBURG, June 2-The. cargo of the
Steamer Annie, from New Orleans, which
Eas burned on Tuesday night during the
lg confiagration here, was stored in one of
rhe burned pier sheds. The report that the
teamer was burned is erroneous.
CARLTON WINS THE MANCHESTER CUP
LONDON, June 2-The race for the Man
chester cup Of 1000 sovereigns at the Man
Enester meeting to-day, was won by Som
rs 4-yeal.old bay colt Carton, Abingtons-
year-old black or gray colt Quilp second,
fnd W. j. Legh's 5-year-old bay horse Ra-
lus third. There were fourteen starters
AUSTRIAN NEWS.
VIENNA, June 3.-The government has
repaired bill amending the army law and
ehewlng 1t for ten years. The elections for
lenpers OF the Bohemian Diet in place of
august.
MORE AFGHAN TROUBLES
ST PETERSBURG, June "A Merv dis
atch says that on May 20 the Afghans muir
ered fourteen Bolharan officials at Kerki,
~ tne ANU Daria, because they refused to
S. lclOe the inhabitants to resist the Russian
lyance, and that on the same day Rus
Ii.o an detachment occupied Kerki without OPP
DAMAGE BY BROKEN DYKES.
t,lENNA, June 2.-The breaking of the
Skes ,l OF the Thesis river has resulted in the
Sa;n oa;;nergihg OF fifty miles of the Alfold
am, near Szegedin. II is estimated that
se damage will reach R1000, 900. Thousands
nj ANNALS mls are crowded into small space
ou. u the people are leaving their houses in
'a'S IL Is feared that many lives are lost.
GREAT LOSS BY FLOODS.
aESLI, June 2.-The foods in Hungary
rhsuuSlding. Large tracts Of land are still
astr,s ged, however, and the loss by the
'Sfuctlon Of the crops will 5e enormous.
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